“We need to put an end to it.”

Another week, another chance for Ross County to finally chalk up a win on their travels.

This Saturday it’s a trip to bottom club Hibs as the Staggies seek a first Premiership away victory in 25 attempts, a miserable record stretching back to September last year.

“Yeah, I say every time it comes around, I get asked the question, rightly so, it’s a record that we need to break, we need to put an end to it,” County boss Don Cowie said.

“We’re working hard to try and do that and Saturday is another opportunity.

“It will be a really difficult game against, I believe, a good team, despite where they sit in the league right now.”

The unwanted statistics don’t end there for the Dingwall side, as they currently rank bottom of the league for goals scored, with just 12 in 16 games.

Cowie added: “We need to score more goals, at the same time we need to create more chances, but it’s about being calm.

“We are sitting eighth in the league for a reason, because there are aspects we have done well, but if we can improve, that gives us the opportunity to get up the table.”